Find the best tires for your Hyundai

 Hyundai together with Kia Motors form the Hyundai Motor Group. Since 2012, according to annual vehicle sales, the Hyundai Group is the fifth largest car manufacturer worldwide. They count around 75,000 employees worldwide, selling Hyundai vehicles in approximately 200 countries through 5,000 dealerships and showrooms. Their lineup consists of hackbacks, sedans, wagons, CUVs and SUVs. The most outstanding models are Hyundai Elantra and Santa Fe. Let’s get to know these models.

Most recommended tire for Hyundai

If you are looking for the best daily sedan, you should consider the new 2023 Elantra. This model stands out with its competitive fuel economy, abundance of standard safety tech, and ride comfort. This model comes with four-cylinder engines, turbochargers, and electric motors coupled with dual-clutch transmissions or CVT gearboxes. It is present on the market beginning from the entry-level SE model to the Limited Hybrid. The Elantra performs the best when equipped with the following models: the Michelin Premier A/S, Hankook OPTIMO K415, and Pirelli Cinturato Strada All Season.  

Nowadays, SUVs are not only used for off-roading, they have become the default choice for any big family.  A family car must have a large cabin, comfortable seats, and a very spacious trunk.  In this regard, the Hyundai team has designed the perfect car - the Santa Fe. The 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe remains situated between the compact Tucson and the large Palisade. It comes with a seven-seat interior and is as large as a BMW X5. The new 2023 Santa Fe is an even better choice because the Hyundai team perfectly combined the passenger and storage space while improving the safety options for it. The last generation of Santa Fe is available with multiple engine options. The first one is the standard 2.5-liter inline-four that develops a 191hp or 277-hp for turbo. Both are available with front or all-wheel traction systems. There is also a plug-in-hybrid engine that offers 260 horsepower. In addition, the Hyundai Santa Fe feels smooth and safe when paired with All-Season tires like Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3, Goodyear Assurance CS TripleTred and Yokohama Parada Spec-X.